The moment you offer a different viewpoint on a thread on Bluesky, you will get selectively blocked. I am not sure how many levels of blocking they have, but it makes for a very disjointed experience.

Echo chambers rarely live long, after some time every one will have heard and said whatever they want to hear and say.

Have never understood this behaviour. One can see it also on Wikipedia and Reddit.

Maskirovka is the Russian art of deception.

Ive is past his prime and Altman is a snake oil salesman.

How is this new? The only thing which has changed is that now out in the open.

The US is ensuring that Chinese companies will expand their operations into anything and everything which might be sanctioned or banned in the future.

Avago specialised in acquiring chip companies with cash cow businesses.

When they acquired Broadcom, they took on that name. But the business model has not changed.

At this point, everything causes global warming/climate change/climate justice.

If everything is at fault then nothing is at fault.

Could not have happened to a more deserving crowd.

Automated? Or remote controlled?

One of the posts on X is from David Limp.

Say no more, say no more, nudge nudge wink wink

Something that all politicians fail to grasp. Sanctions are great whilst you have a monopoly on some aspect of the trade.

Both parties here are incentivising alternatives.

I recently gave up on Linux Mint, got tired of editing installer scripts which look for Ubuntu in /etc/issue and halt.

Turns out Ubuntu Cinnamon gives me the UI I like and EDA toolchains are happy too.

What charging infrastructure?

I went to Tataâ(TM)s to try out their Nexon EV and asked about superchargers and their locations. A sheepish sales guy told me there was one next door but it didnâ(TM)t work.

Recently on Twitter/X an EV owner related his travails driving from Bangalore to Chennai. Long story short his battery went dead on the highway and he had to get towed. Note that Bangalore is allegedly one of the high tech aware cities in India.

The other problems are almost no apartment complexes have any kind of charging infrastructure. Forget about shared office buildings. Itâ(TM)s possible that company owned buildings might provide infrastructure for their employees.

As for the Grand Vitara mentioned in the report, itâ(TM)s a hybrid, not a plug-in EV.

Happens when you post from mobile.